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At first, 24 sounds like a lot. But the format works, the Pop Tart Bowl will still be there for The U.

And yet, I know it's Sports Speak, but Washington Fan HATES Uncle Phil. They haven't won anything since '91, so it's hard to really measure, but an Oregon loss is as close to a rub on a Huskie's tummy as a Washington win is. Don James got the 'ship, then left in a cloud much darker than Chip's, but he's revered on Montlake. Billions of dollars are right there, but nobody even comes close to Knight for UW.

Made some good points in the article. I don't know, maybe there's a huge lacrosse fan base? I know we all want to watch football, but... First, Big Ten Network and Fox Sports 1 could showcase more baseball games instead of constantly pushing old football game reruns.

I don't see the Wisconsin game from last season that just looks like an L. Is it smart to predict back to back undefeated regular seasons for OBD? Probably not. But... Game-by-game score predictions for Oregon Football in 2025 season DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Game-by-game score predictions for the Oregon Ducks football team in the 2025 college football season.

Not to be cynical, but anyone wanna bet that the $2M is just the opening bid?

The title of the book is "Great Expectations" and this is summertime. But there's nothing wrong with standing on the floor and look up at a great ceiling in 2026...and, what if it turns out to be Novosad?

Tuesday Ted Talk: Realistic Expectations for Dante Moore in 2025 - On3 WWW.ON3.COM Oregon quarterback transfer Dante Moore opens up as the odds favorite to lead this offense next season. Is he ready?

I'm with ya! Oregon went UNDEFEATED during the regular season, but had to win the conference championship game? They did, over Penn State, because Michigan beat osu2. Oregon wins the CCG, then gets screwed in the CFP, meanwhile PSU and osu2 make out like bandits, before PSU trips up. In "March Madness" the conference tournament works, if somehow a lower ranked team wins, they get a trophy, but probably a lower seed than the regular season champ gets as an at large selection. People say they don't watch college basketball much until March, but the regular season means more than football's does.

This format makes perfect sense, is that the problem?

Hard to believe that could be true. But, during the Sabrina, Ruthy, Satou run, MKA did rock!

I understand the "Pac-12 After Dark" problem the west coast faces. But overall, I love how the times work out. In the east, the primetime games start at 8:00 PM, in the west, it's the 3rd quarter at 8:00. In the NFL games start at 10:00, then 1:00 or 1:25, then the Primetime, again at around 5:00. The infamous "Heidi" game was not a problem in the west; regular programming isn't affected. A game kicking off at 9:00 am in the west is ridiculous, but a noon game in the east is just fine.

He also is doing it in complete silence compared to Riley @ Trojan U. They're both annoying but at least Husky fans care whether their team wins or not.

These guys take offense at your characterization of the NCBWA:

That's tough, Washington. You had a chance at a Natty, then your coach left, you were a middle step for DeBoer.

We don't have a reason to say this very often, Go Northwestern!

The author of the article is correct. The way for UCLA and OBD to prove it is to win. It would be nice if a few of the top seeds lost and UCLA and OBD ended up hosting Super Regionals. It's always good when A & M loses.

From an article by Crepea at the RG: "Oregon entered Selection Sunday No. 17 in adjusted RPI and No. 18 in RPI. Two teams ahead of it in RPI did not receive national seeds while two teams behind it did and it came down to Oregon and Stanford for which got the last hosting opportunity . . . UO went 5-1 against RPI top 25 teams this season, tied for the fewest high-caliber wins among the 16 regional hosts, and 28-3 against teams outside the RPI top 100, tied for the most bad losses among those same teams. Oregon’s nonconference strength of schedule (157) was 15th among the 16 regional hosts."

I don't think teams decide to win or lose games. What if both teams decide to win, or lose the same game? Nothing about this year's team showed complacency or arrogance. In the series that ended the regular season, after a year as good as any pitcher in the country, Grein struggled. Sokolsky came in and cleaned it up. Sokolsky got the start against Michigan in the Playoff. Michigan won the tournament last year. Oregon's pitchers struggled again. It happens. Michigan would go on to win the championship. Beating UCLA, who Oregon beat 2 out of 3, this season. Michigan made play after play in the field against Oregon. They deserved the win. But I don't think that Oregon, with as many wins as No.1 Texas A & M, deserved to be No.16. I believe if the decision is theirs, the Lady Ducks will definitely win the Regional.

Breaking: Ducks to host softball regionals May 16-18 - Daily Emerald DAILYEMERALD.COM The bracket for the 2025 NCAA Division I Softball Championship was revealed on Sunday. The No. 16-seeded Oregon Ducks...

Player of the game goes to Chase Meggers! His 1st home run of the season, and his fantastic pickoff at second to clinch the win!